The Pittsburgh Steelers seem extremely far away from another Super Bowl victory, especially after the terrible five-game losing streak to end the 2024 campaign.

The Pittsburgh Steelers saw one of their own win the Super Bowl when Kenny Pickett took the final kneel for the Philadelphia Eagles.

Former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Kenny Pickett and offensive lineman Fred Johnson won their first Super Bowls with the Philadelphia Eagles.

If you stuck around for all of Sunday night’s Super Bowl XIL, you saw a Philadelphia Eagles team absolutely manhandle the Kansas City Chiefs. If you watched it and you are a Pittsburgh Steelers fan, here are five lessons your favorite team can learn from this game.

Former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Kenny Pickett would be the next man up for Philadelphia should anything happen with Hurts. Let’s dive into who he is and lay out his career to get him to Super Bowl Sunday with the Eagles. Pickett became a Pittsburgh legend and forged his place as a first-round NFL Draft talent.

Lynn Swann became the first wide receiver to win Super Bowl MVP, accumulating 161 receiving yards and one touchdown to help his Steelers achieve their second consecutive Super Bowl title. Just over 45 years ago, Terry Bradshaw threw for an impressive 318 yards and four touchdowns, leading the Steelers to a 35-31 victory over the Dallas Cowboys.

A lifelong Eagles fan growing up in New Jersey, Pickett missed the Eagles' Super Bowl win in 2018 while he was a college student at Pitt.

Monday’s “First Call” starts with Kenny Pickett’s Super Bowl appearance. We also examine the potential of the Pittsburgh Steelers rebooting their efforts to land a wide receiver from San Francisco this offseason.